slideshow
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈslaɪdʃoʊ/
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presentación de diapositivas
- Lunchtime, there's going to be pizza and a slideshow about Oshkosh, the big aviation gathering that happens in Wisconsin every year.
- create a slideshow
- videos and slideshows
It was like a little slideshow of like quotes from a book.
- It was like a little slideshow of like quotes from a book.
- So here, squirting in the cup pictures got a slideshow for you guys.
- There's hot chips references and documents slideshows.
- BA video slideshow full of pics from the year or CA red carpet and ice cream sundaes.
- So once again Intel has named one of its competitors products more than its own in its own slideshow.
- And I happen to know that your set photographer, Pat Mack, took all those photos of you guys for that slideshow.
- And I showed old Babylonian statues along with electrical circuitry and along with, you know, strange mix of images in a slideshow.
- So we have, we have a slideshow made with the photos that we got from recent trips, two different parts of the Andes.
- What they present to me is a slideshow that has here's how much money we spent on Google for ads to get new drivers.
- The shame, the guilt, the slideshow lost its sting.
Examples
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The program will include a display of exhibition-size nature prints, plus a slideshow featuring butterflies, moths, flowers, and birds.
Academic text (1995) -
After the vacation, we created a slideshow to share our favorite moments with family and friends.
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And we can play like a slideshow during the party.
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I love the slideshow that the guest professor showed in one rehearsal.
Academic text (2009) -
You can see all 30 courts in the slideshow below or access larger versions here.
Blog text (5) -
We give them a slideshow and send them home at least partially satisfied.
Academic text (2000) -
The J. Paul Getty Museum website has a slideshow of the exhibit mentioned in the review.
Blog text (5) -
The "Auto Play" option automatically moves through the book as an animated slideshow with audio narration.
Academic text (2015) -
I was tasked with providing a slideshow at the graduation commencement ceremony.
Academic text (2007) -
At the conference, the speaker presented a slideshow featuring stunning images of marine life.
Synonyms
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3.5
To give information to a group using a talk or slides
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3.9
A set of presentation slides used for a meeting or talk
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4.8
A changing display that shows images or text panels one after another
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Etymology
Slideshow comes from the simple parts slide ('to move smoothly') and show ('a display'), so imagine pictures that 'slide' across the screen in a little show. That's why a slideshow is a series of images shown one after another.